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Chromosomes

Condensed DNA, recipe for production of proteins

Centromere

Protein belt around chromosome

Chromatin

Uncondensed DNA

Chromatid

Single copy of condensed DNA

How many pairs of chromosomes do humans have?

23 pairs, 46 chromosomes

Autosomes

22 pairs of body cells

Homologous Pairs

2 chromosomes that carry the same gene in the same location

What does DNA stand for?

Deoxyribonucleic Acid

Histones

Compacts and packages DNA

Human Chromosome Number

n=23

Diploid Cell

Contains pairs of homologous chromosomes

Haploid Cell

Contain impaired chromosomes


(gametes)

Karotype

Picture of the chromosomes found in the nucleus that is taken during division (late prophase or metaphase)

Mitosis

To produce somatic cells

Meiosis

Sexual Reproduction

Cell Cycle

Interphase (G1, S, G2)


Prophase


Metaphase


Anaphase


Telophase

G1

Cell growth (organelles/proteins)

Synthesis (S)

DNA replication

G2

Final preparation for division

Cytokenesis

Division of cytoplasm and organelles into 2 daughter cells

Cancer is...

mitosis : uncontrollable cell division, those cells do not perform normal cell functions

Prophase

Chromosomes condense but do not organize, and the spindle fibres attach

Metaphase

Chromosomes line up on metaphase plate by spindle fibres moving them

Anaphase

Sister chromatids separate and move towards the separate poles

Telophase

Chromosomes concentrated at poles, new nucleus' form, and the chromosomes begin to decondense

Meiosis

1/2 the genetic material as the parent cell- formation of gametes

Gametes are...

Eggs (ovum) and spermatagonia

Sexual Reproduction restores diploid number through....

Fertilization


F= 23 + M= 23 == 46

Meiosis 1 (Reduction Division)

Homologous pairs separate, go from 2n to 1n

Meiosis 2 (mitotic division)

Sister chromatids separate

Prophase 1

Chromosomes condense and form pairs- crossing over occurs

Genetic Recombination is also called...

Crossing Over

Metaphase 1

Homologous chromosomes align on the plate (independent assortment)

Anaphase 1

Segregation: chromosomes separate and move to opposite poles (homo pairs are split)

Telophase 1

Nuclear Membrane Reforms after Cytokinesis occurs

Prophase 2

Chromosomes visible and mitotic spindle forms

Metaphase 2

Chromosomes align on plate

Anaphase 2

Sister chromatids go to opposite poles

Telophase 2

Nuclear membrane reforms, cytokinesis occurs and


4 haploid sperm cells or 1 ovum cell are produced

Gametogenesis

Formation of gametes through meiosis

Where does Meiosis Disjunction occur?

Prophase 1

Gametogenesis in Males

Spermatogenesis (4 sperm cells)

Gametogenesis in Females

Oogenesis: 1 egg

Monosomy

Missing a chromosome (lethal for the Y)

Turner Syndrome

Monosomy

Trisomy

Extra chromosome

Down Syndrome, Edward Syndrome, Patau Syndrome, and Klinefelter Syndrome are all ...

Trisomy

Where does great cell growth occur?

G1

Dispersed chromosomal material is called...?

Chromatin

Single strand of replicated DNA

Chromatid

What phase are 2 haploid cells visible in?

Telophase 1

If 20 chromosomes undergo mitosis, ___ daughter cells will be produced with ___ chromosomes.

2. 20.

If a diploid cell contains 8 chromosomes, daughter cells will contain ____ chromosomes after meiosis 2.

4

When do cells become haploid in Meiosis?

Anaphase 1

When do chromosomes duplicate?

Synthesis

How many chromosomes are found in a brain cell?

46

How many brain cells are found in a Spermatid?

23

How many brain cells are found in a Red Blood Cell?

0

How many brain cells are found in a Secondary Oocyte?

23

How many brain cells are found in a spermatogonium?

46

How many brain cells are found in a Polar Body?

23

Alternation of Generations

Generations alternate between a spark type generation and a gametophyte generation

Sporophyte

Asexual diploid phase produces spores that gametophytes arise from

Spores

A haploid reproductive cell that's gives rise to gametophytes

Gametophytes

Produce gametes through mitosis, the gametes fuse to create a zygote

Binary Fission

Prokaryotic cells- duplication and division of DNA within the cell

Budding

Eukaryotic- grow then split

Budding

Eukaryotic- grow then split

Fragmentation

Eukaryotic- split then grow

Budding

Eukaryotic- grow then split

Fragmentation

Eukaryotic- split then grow

Conjunction

No parent, bacteria transfers DNA between organisms

Budding

Eukaryotic- grow then split

Fragmentation

Eukaryotic- split then grow

Conjunction

No parent, bacteria transfers DNA between organisms

Parthogenesis

Unfertilized egg = adult


Meiosis occurs but fert. doesn't


BEES!!

Cloning

creation of an organism that is an identical replicant of another

2 Haploid cells are visible

Telophase 1

20 chromosomes undergo mitosis and produce...

2 daughter cells with 20 chromosomes

20 chromosomes undergo mitosis and produce...

2 daughter cells with 20 chromosomes

When do cells become haploid?

Anaphase 1